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ADHD: Anger Management With Your Child - How To Parent Your ADHD Child
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- Опубликовано: 2 фев 2017
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In this video you'll hear a case story about an 8-year-old boy with massive anger issues in school. I go through the system we used to allow him to understand the situation better and realize how he could avoid his anger problems altogether.
Learn how to parent the ADHD child with anger issues. And help him stop being angry at the wrong times.
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Thank you so much
Thank u ! I need to know this so much ! I wish my son can deal life happy
This video is really helpful. There are a couple of points with no audio. It seems like it's just after an edit. I'm watching this on an iPhone FYI.
Thank you, +sonyafby! I am glad you like it.
And thank you for pointing out that there's a glitch in it. I have had to change my editing software because of that glitch, but I thought I had gotten rid of all the bugs.
Transforming ADHD Darn those software glitches 😮😮. you could put annotations of what you're saying where the audio is missing...
+sonyafby That's a brilliant idea! Will do that instead. 😃👍🏻🙏🏻
That's cool! We have been referring to this as a snowball at the top of a hill that rolls down and becomes so big it cannot be handled. It gets out of his control. If he can diffuse the snowball when it is small it is manageable. Still working on it!
Excellent metaphor! Be aware that the metaphor has to come from him, if it has to be transformable *inside* his mind. If in doubt go to the source, and check in with him to see if the metaphor is correct or if he thinks of it as something else in his mind.
If he digs the snowball metaphor, then see if you can figure out what happens at the point of inception of the snowball. Go back to see if he can find ways to make it 100% controllable as a part of the metaphor. This might be to figure out how to stop it from being created in the first place, or to change the mountain into a small hill, so it never becomes very big, etc. Have fun with it. If he's creative, have him draw or build it. :)
Thanks! that is great advice, I will use it!
Thank you so much. My daughters anger is scary sometimes. I want to help her but didn't have the skills I'm so afraid I will ruin our relationship.
Thank you, it’s good to see a new tool. It’s great idea.
This was a bit triggering to me… 😢 Thank you very much! Unfortunately there are situations where it’s not really possible to walk out…
I have both AD HD and Autism, one of house mates talks nonstop and it drives me insane, I stay in my room mostly because I can't take the nonstop talking I get annoyed and angry.
PS: Once you have time you might redo this video without the audio issues!
Underrated video